Test your spanish here (Translation Practice)

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I would like you to come with me to watch the movie so we can talk afterwards.

Me gustaría que tu venga conmigo para mirar la pelicula (so..?) podemos hablar mas tarde.       

I am an English native and I'm not great at describing things but to me "SO" is a word being used to connect a future action.
"I went to the store so my brother decided to throw out the trash."
"I told my girlfriend i love ice cream so she bought me ice cream."
But if I'm correct so in Spanish is tan according to every translator I have used. "Aye tan loca" i heard a lot as a kid from my dad lol.
Sorry if it made you more confused. Just trying to help.

Yo estoy viendo television pero me siento triste porque todos los canales en el momento son muy malos . No me gusta nada porque todo es tan aburrido

Anonymous,
 Are you trying to say, "I want you to watch a movie with me and we can talk later?"

I'm still learning, but what you are trying to say is actually pretty advanced, because it's using something called "The Subjunctive" mood (someone correct me if I'm wrong). This is because you are implying a request, i.e. "I want that you .., I wish that you .. I would like that you..".


I want you to come with me to watch a movie.
(Yo) quiero que tu venga conmigo al cine para ver una pelicula.

Please someone correct me if I am wrong.

In the Spanish basics, you learn things like.. You go to the movies, that's simple.  Tu vas al cine.  But the subjunctive mood has a weird ending. Like, "Have a good day!"  --> que tenga un buen dia!